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Chapter 1: Introduction
The Encyclopedia of Cosmology20 Mar 2018
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The cosmology has made enormous progress after the construction of General Relativity (GR) in 1915. The theoretical predictions of GR — such as the existence of black holes and gravitational waves — have been directly/indirectly confirmed by observations. Now, we know that GR is sufficiently dependable to describe the gravitational law in the solar system.